what unis to apply for with average ukcat?

Your UKCAT score is really good don't worry! Honestly, liverpool will really play to your strength as you have good GCSE's. I found this document useful:
https://www.ukcat.ac.uk/media/1191/using-my-2017-ukcat-result.pdf



It shows how the UKCAT is used, hope it helps

Thanks, I know it’s good UKCAT score but I still need to apply to my strengths, I’m just worried as most of my choices are very personal statement heavy And don’t play that the strengths to my UKCAT- bear In mind that the bm6 at Southampton is more ps than UKCAT in comparison to yhe bm5.

So by applying to Liverpool I its another ps heavy ish one isn’t it? Would you say that’s my other choices are good? And which one would I leave for liverpool?

I'd apply to one of Liverpool or Bristol. Idk, about your other choices, although Southampton don't look at it I think.

Im really at cross roads now, I think I have a good chance of getting into liverpool- But i have no idea which to substitute it for.

Bristol I can get a contextual offer of ABB if i pass interview process
Southampton BM6
Hull-York- I can get an extra 15 points due to context to be selected for interview
Brighton aim to interview 30% of people that satisfy certain requirements and they select them separately from the rest of the cohort.

really unsure which to choose now any advice is appreciated
thxx

Is it alright if I ask a quick one as well?
So I've got 5A*s and 6As at GCSE. UKCAT 737.5 and Band 3. And already done my A-Levels at AAA. Personal statements not bad.
Definitely going for Newcastle and maybe Glasgow and Sheffield.

Is it worth applying for QMUL as well? Cos my UCAS tariff is only 144 as I have no extra AS-Levels.

I'd advise against it, although your UKCAT is very good, judging from the admissions stats on Barts' website, it won't be able to compensate for your low tariff unfortunately. http://www.smd.qmul.ac.uk/undergradu...ne--dentistry/ Southampton on the other hand would be very good for you.

What about Cardiff? Do you think that might be a good option? Because I've already done my A-Levels.

You could see how you score, the cut-off last year was 26/27, if you meet that, you should. However, your UKCAT is so good, you have many other options available to you. Look at Leicester, if you score at leat 56/64, consider it, the higher the better obvs, although Leicester use the SJT score as a virtual MMI station.